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Перевод: blow
[существительное] удар ; несчастье; дуновение; порыв ветра; сильный порыв ветра; резкий выдох; сильный выдох; сморканье; хвастун ; продувка ; бессемерование; плавка в конверторе; дутье; кладка яиц; цвет ; цветение; [глагол] дуть; подуть; дунуть; поддувать; поддуть; веять; гнать; развевать; играть; раздувать; раздувать пламя; выдувать; продувать; сморкаться; взрывать; пыхтеть; тяжело дышать; навевать; навеять; хвастаться; транжирить; удирать; проворонить; упустить; проклинать; класть яйца; выдавать; выпускать фонтан; пускать; цвести
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- He used his feet, danced, parried, and refused to mix blow for blow.
- Labour's fourth successive defeat was a crushing personal blow for Mr Kinnock, whose modernised party failed to oust the Conservatives despite the recession and the aftermath of the poll tax debacle.
- You've taken your certificate of competence, you can blow holes in the intruder with calm accuracy.
- Many men escape this, for most of them predecease their wives, but the majority of women have to face the crushing blow of widowhood.
- They were certainly striking a blow for short people.
- THE delicious Victorian Kitchen (BBC 2), successor to The Victorian Kitchen Garden, ended with a bit of a blow out.
- winds blow (participants do a marching on the spot
- "He looks like ye could blow him away tae," Pol said.
- Looks like just one blow.
- Thunder and lightning blow out of the wind.
- Four young girls are hanged for smuggling dynamite to blow up an Auschwitz crematorium.
- The strong running of Clough was an ideal complement to the subtlety of Carling; and Pilgrim, until handicapped by a blow on the thigh, showed how much improved he is.
- Calero said he had never heard of it, except to read about it: "Was that the one we were supposed to blow up on the high seas?"
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